Mike Elko reveals Texas A&M center Mark Nabou out for season due to injury

Texas A&M coach Mike Elko announced starting center Mark Nabou was lost for the season due to injury. He was hurt in the loss to Notre Dame.

Now that Texas A&M is down on a lineman, they’ll have to regroup for the rest of the season. Nabou was in the middle of his third season with the Aggies.

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As a member of the Class of 2022, Nabou was a three-star recruit out of Seattle (Was.) O’Dea, according to the On3 Industry Ranking, a weighted average that utilizes all four major recruiting media companies. He was the No. 6 overall prospect in the state, the No. 34 interior offensive linemen in the class and the No. 453 overall prospect in the class.

Mark Nabou lost for the season, Texas A&M looks to rebound from Notre Dame

With Nabou out, the show goes on for Texas A&M, following a 23-13 loss to Notre Dame over the weekend.

“First off, hats off to Notre Dame,” Elko said. “They came in here and they beat us. You know, there’s really no two ways around it.”

From there, though, Elko shared his appreciation for their fanbase in College Station yesterday. Thousands of people were present throughout the day for the kickoff to their year. That started with those present for the broadcast of College GameDay there in the morning. There was then over 107,000 people attending the game for the fourth-largest crowd in school history. Even more watched from home too with the matchup averaging 8.2 million viewers while peaking at 9.3 million on ABC per the release by ESPN.

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Still, since the Aggies didn’t win the opener, Elko apologized for not rewarding their dedication and attendance with the victory.

“To the Aggie fans, I thank you. Thank you for showing up tonight. Thank you for making this a really special day,” said Elko. “You deserve better and we didn’t give it to you.”